An Ultimate Quiz On The Novel - Bud, Not Buddy!

Hooperville, also known as Hooverville, refers to a homeless village located outside of Flint. This term originated during the Great Depression when makeshift settlements were created by homeless individuals who were affected by the economic downturn. These settlements were often named after President Herbert Hoover, who was widely criticized for his handling of the crisis.

Bud's first kiss is with Deza.

The statement "Bud and Jerry both made it onto the train" is not true. The correct answer is False.

Bugs surprises Bud while he's asleep outside the library.

Bud and Jerry were told that in order to get fed, they would have to wash dishes. This implies that washing dishes was a requirement or condition set by the people at Hooperville for them to receive food. They were not asked to leave the place, clean clothes, or cook the food, but specifically to wash dishes.

The statement is true because it states that Hooperville is named after President Hoover. This implies that the town was named in honor of President Hoover, suggesting a connection between the town and the president.

Hooperville was another name for "A Cardboard Jungle" because it suggests that the place was filled with makeshift structures made of cardboard, giving it a chaotic and temporary appearance. This name implies that the area was not well-developed or organized, resembling a jungle made out of cardboard.

Bud stated that the one good thing that came out of Hooperville was having his first kiss. This implies that despite any negative experiences or disappointments he may have had in the town, this particular moment was a positive and memorable one for him.

Bud found a surprise as he saw the train, which was that the police were there.

Bud's goal at the end of the chapter was to get to the Mission.